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The company also tightened the security of its data centers and further secured the communications links between its services and the computers of its users.

By the end of Mr. Eckerson's 78.5-hour ordeal, McKinney's holiday e-greeting had appeared on YouTube, "The Early Show" on CBS and the computers of more than 45,000 viewers.

And as would-be auteurs respond with new, interactive styles of filmmaking, with outrageous comedies that can't be seen anywhere else, and with homespun special effects rivaling those on the big screen, the Internet has the power to vault the best shorts and their directors out of film-festival obscurity and onto your computer -- and the computers of talent scouts searching for the next big thing.

But instead of relying on a dubious method of energy conservation, CO2Stats measures the amount of energy used by its servers and the computers of its users and purchases renewable energy certificates (similar to carbon credits) to offset the environmental toll.

"This is the value of the film The Polar Explorer," Mr. Steiner added, "seen through the eyes of the scientists on the front-line, it brings the climate impacts at the poles to audiences in the conference halls of Cancun and the computers of the global public in order to raise the alarm but also the imperative to act".

The defendants were videotaped erasing ticket sales at their computers and at the computers of other department employees, Mr. Morgenthau said.

The workers are young, the dress is casual and the computer of choice is an Apple notebook.

On Thursday, the police in Leuven, Belgium, also confiscated the case files of that committee and the computer of its director, a well-respected child psychiatrist.

Some day, firms will indeed stop maintaining huge, complex and expensive computer systems that often sit idle and cannot communicate with the computers of suppliers and customers.

On July 31st officials and police seized the computers of Vanguardia, a weekly magazine, for the second time.

SUDDENLY listeners could browse, copy and share music from the computers of millions of strangers.